"wifle" That's awesome! Just takes a minute to swap, you know.The bcm is the way to go if you have to scrimp. (It's what I'm running now since I had to put the raptor on the "wifle" and can't afford another right now) But once you've had a raptor, you'll never be happy with anything else.
Have you looked at the Raptor LT? Don't have one myself, but not many ambis cost any less than it usually goes for.I’ve been eyeing the raptor. The problem is that I need two, one for the 5.56 and one for the 300 blk.
I have not. I didn't realize that there was an LT version now. Looks tempting. I'll likely pick at least one up. Thanks!Have you looked at the Raptor LT? Don't have one myself, but not many ambis cost any less than it usually goes for.
It's a sign from JMB himself! You must now go forth and procure a pistol to go with the mat.
Came with a 1911 Mat tho. Lol I assume it doesn’t matter tho
Lol you may be right I was supposed to get one on my bday but I didn’t ...pull...the ..trigger?It's a sign from JMB himself! You must now go forth and procure a pistol to go with the mat.
Will do. Just asked my BIL to pick one up for me. I should hopefully have it in a couple weeks.If you do get one, let us know how you like it.
I picked it up last weekend and put it on. Haven't been to the range yet but so far I like it a lot. Seems solid despite part of it being plastic.If you do get one, let us know how you like it.
LaRue makes a great gun... and thats a great price on that trigger.. I remember when they were selling them north of $200..Any LaRue fans in here? MBT triggers are on sale for $87 until Christmas.
You can build a quality lead slinger without forking over a ton of cash, luckily the marketplace has a lot of vendors to choose from and if you are patient and know what to look for you can piece together a quality AR without killing the wallet. I only have about $600 into my 300 blackout build so far (but that is considering the $280 trigger was given to me so that saved me a ton). I still need to get a good red dot for it and plan to apply for a can to really take advantage of what the round has to offer. I have another lower I need to start building on as well, just haven't decided to go with a thumper 458 socom or a more realistic 6.5 grendel.LaRue makes a great gun... and thats a great price on that trigger.. I remember when they were selling them north of $200..
Ive still got 2x more lowers in the safe.. I might have to think about picking up one of those MBT's and going with a higher end build on the next gun (the one above was super cheap.. $19 for the pistol grip on sale.. got the stock in the cabelas bargain cave for $28.. LPK was on clearance for $49 including the buffer tube.. lower was caught on sale for $39... and I caught the complete upper with BCG and CH on PSA's Fathers Day sale for $259...the cantilever was also in the cabelas bargain cave and was $35...the MBUS were free (friend gave them to me.. he was going to throw them away).. and the optic was a prize that was won by my wife last year in a competition.. it was just sitting in the safe as well.. so total cost to build that gun was only $429 to include the cost of the optic and mount...)..
Tough call man. Blackout probably. Especially if you have plans for a can. Otherwise I'd go Grendel for ammo selection. Either way get a good adjustable block to tune the gas system to get the low recoil you want.My next build needs to be for deer.
Been waffling back and forth on caliber and platform (AR10 or 15).
Lots of options out there, but can't seem to get off the fence.
Anyone here build one for deer.
Would be for Minnesota Whitetail, < 150 yards.
**Edit**
Forgot to add... It's for my kids, so looking at keeping recoil /power towards the lower end (but still ethical).
5.56/223 is legal, but even with proper bullet selection, I'd rather go one step up.
My first AR build took me like 7 years of gathering parts.... Then I built 3 the following year...Reading this thread gives me a warm tingly feeling inside. It Also makes me regret not doing a nice ar build in my single days.